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King John, IV, 1, Hubert and Arthur

King John, IV, 1, Hubert and Arthur

Francis Philip Stephanoff (English, 1787–1860)
King John, IV, 3, the death of Arthur

King John, IV, 3, the death of Arthur

Alexandre Bida (French, 1823-1895)
King John, Miss Elsie Leslie as Prince Arthur

King John, Miss Elsie Leslie as Prince Arthur

Bernard Partridge (English, 1861 – 1945)
King John, V, 7, King John on his way to the church

King John, V, 7, King John on his way to the church

James Stephanoff (English, 1784-1874)
King John, V, 7; ‘Naught shall make us rue, if England to itself do rest but true’

King John, V, 7; ‘Naught shall make us rue, if England to itself do rest but true’ (1899)

Anonymous
King John, with Messers Powell, Bensley and J. R. Smith

King John, with Messers Powell, Bensley and J. R. Smith

Sylvester Harding (English, 1745 – 1809)
King John; Alas i then have chid away a friend Act IV Scene I

King John; Alas i then have chid away a friend Act IV Scene I (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King John; Father to arms Act III Scene I

King John; Father to arms Act III Scene I (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King John; Headings

King John; Headings (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King John; I like thee well Act I Scene I

King John; I like thee well Act I Scene I (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King John; It likes us well young princes, close your hands

King John; It likes us well young princes, close your hands (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King John; My mother dead Act IV Scene II

King John; My mother dead Act IV Scene II (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King John; The King dies Act V Scene VII

King John; The King dies Act V Scene VII (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King Lear

King Lear (1863)

Edward Goodwyn Lewis (English, 1827-1891)
King Lear

King Lear

Anonymous
King Lear (Sir Henry Irving)

King Lear (Sir Henry Irving)

Bernard Partridge (English, 1861 – 1945)
King Lear and the fool, III, 2

King Lear and the fool, III, 2

Pamela Colman Smith (English, 1878 – 1951)
King Lear bij stormnacht op de heide

King Lear bij stormnacht op de heide (1895)

Jacob Pieter van den Bosch (Dutch, 1868 - 1948)
King Lear, act III, scene II, a heath, a storm, with thunder and lightning, enter Lear and Fool

King Lear, act III, scene II, a heath, a storm, with thunder and lightning, enter Lear and Fool (1853)

James Stephanoff (English, 1784-1874)
King Lear, act III, scene IV

King Lear, act III, scene IV (19th century)

William Francis Starling (English, active 1833 - 1845)
King Lear, III, 2, Another part of the heath, enter Lear and the fool

King Lear, III, 2, Another part of the heath, enter Lear and the fool (1829)

Johann Heinrich Ramberg (German, 1763 - 1840)
King Lear, III, 2, Lear and the Fool

King Lear, III, 2, Lear and the Fool (1834)

Ary Scheffer (Dutch, 1795-1858)
King Lear, III, 6, chamber in a farm house, Kent, Gloucester, and fool bearing the king

King Lear, III, 6, chamber in a farm house, Kent, Gloucester, and fool bearing the king (1829)

Johann Heinrich Ramberg (German, 1763 - 1840)
King Lear, IV, 6, Edgar killing Oswald

King Lear, IV, 6, Edgar killing Oswald (1829)

Johann Heinrich Ramberg (German, 1763 - 1840)
King Lear, IV, 7, a tent in the French camp

King Lear, IV, 7, a tent in the French camp (1829)

Johann Heinrich Ramberg (German, 1763 - 1840)
King Lear, Lear with Cordelia dead in his arms, act V scene III

King Lear, Lear with Cordelia dead in his arms, act V scene III (19th century)

William Francis Starling (English, active 1833 - 1845)
King Lear, studies for the characters, Edmund, Goneril, and Fool

King Lear, studies for the characters, Edmund, Goneril, and Fool (1892)

Herbert Railton (English, 1857 – 1910)
King Lear; Act III, Scene IV

King Lear; Act III, Scene IV (1793)

Benjamin West (American, 1738-1820)
King Lear; Ay every inch a King Act IV Scene IV

King Lear; Ay every inch a King Act IV Scene IV (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)
King Lear; He’ll shape his old course in a country new Act I Scene I

King Lear; He’ll shape his old course in a country new Act I Scene I (1900)

Byam Shaw (English, 1872 - 1919)